Synaptics shares fall on PowerBook news
updated 03:00 pm EST, Mon February 7, 2005
Synaptics shares fall
Following , shares of touch-pad-technology company Synaptics slumped as much as 11 percent. Bear Stearns analyst Andrew Neff cut his price target on the stock after learning the track-pad in Apple's newly revamped line of PowerBook doesn't come from Synaptics. Neff said, in a research note, that "our concern is that TrackPad may signal a change in Apple's strategy whereby in the future Apple may source all of its interface solutions internally." Synaptics currently provides technology for the iPod's click wheel song-scrolling device, as well as for other Apple products.






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Payback?
I wonder if this is payback by Steve for this company going public with a story about it's involvement in the iPod scroll wheel. Not a good idea for a subcontractor to try to take credit for Apple innovations.